NFL Approves Rule Changes for 2026 Season
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NFL owners have approved five rule changes for the 2026 season, focusing on officiating and kickoffs. The changes include allowing the NFL officiating department to correct clear errors during ref work stoppages, enabling league staff to consult refs on disqualifications for dirty plays, and allowing teams to declare an onside kick at any time. Additionally, receiving team alignments in the setup zone have been adjusted to enhance returns and safety. These changes aim to maintain a fair and fan-friendly game as the NFL progresses.
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